Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
CheckMyLawBill puts legal invoices under a line-by-line check
A forthcoming service compares attorney invoices with fee agreements, rate notices, and published billing standards, then suggests questions to ask the billing department.
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- For
- People reviewing hourly legal bills against fee agreements
- Worth noticing
- Its sample marks $300 of a $400 seven-entry statement as questions, while treating a written-off entry as correctly uncharged.
Field notes
The comparison is described as checking each charge against the rate in force when the work was done, rather than the rate on a later statement. In its case-study account, the project says the reconciliation covered a client's businesses and family trust, and that all 455 printed totals matched the arithmetic. The site says names in the sample were changed.
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